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What LCAs are you using? I haven't seen that 'open frame' style before.

OP, keep checking on walmart.com when you're buying. Several on this forum, including myself, have bought tires HEAVILY discounted there. I picked up a set of Maxxis Razr MTs, 37x12.5, for $146 each. The deals show up every few months, and disappear quickly, so you'll have to check often.

I've been running a catch can since the beginning (50k miles ago). The can is a cheap, Amazon one with a 300 ml capacity. It's about 1/3 full when I check it every 3k miles. I can't say whether or not it improves performance, but it has kept a lot of crap from gunking up the intake.

Shoot me a DM when you go to Hidden Falls, I go there pretty often and would be happy to show you around.

Probably crossed paths, but honestly my head was swiveling around a lot, admiring a lot of good looking Jeeps out there!

My wife and I were there last weekend also. Fantastic park! We ran the 4 BOH trails, and several others while we were there. Only had 1 pucker moment, when we slid backwards down the slab on Fun Run. Would definitely recommend this park to anyone, there's enough variety to keep most everyone...

Here is a review I found helpful. I've already used the 'Hybrid Solutions' on a few vehicles with great, long-lasting results.

I've had similar dents on other vehicles that I had repaired by the 'paintless dent repair' guys. That, plus a bit of touch-up paint where it chipped, and you should be good to go.

The height change would be minimal, the sidewall would just bulge out more when mounted on a narrower wheel.

Electronics has never been my strong suit, but I know several of you on here are really knowledgeable. I wanted to wire in a kill switch, so I searched here first for some advice. Started off purchasing this switch: Joinfworld 12V 20 Amp Heavy Duty Latching Push Button Switch Waterproof ON Off...

Was this an Amazon purchase? Will you share a link to the tee harness please?

I had the same concern about the exposed body holes, so I cut out part of the rear lower and trimmed it as best I could.

I must've seen one of the test vehicles for this light. About a month ago I was on the highway behind this, wondering where they got it. Looks really good in person!

You'll need to plug it into a USB to get the updates.

Saw this in my inbox this morning, looks interesting. I've been wanting to truss the axles anyway, and this would help with the cross-talk of the front & rear track bars when hitting big bumps at speed. From the image, it looks like the upper control arms are about the same length as the...

Did you use a Tazer or similar to let the computer know the drive ratio has changed?

You mean Metalcloak?

When I bring my dog wheeling, he's always in the cab. Usually my wife or one of the kids holds onto him. He's liable to get tossed around and hurt in the bed.

I used some rubber isolator mounts like these on Amazon, they helped quite a bit with the noise. They are available in a variety of sizes, so they should work with most compressors. Amazon.com: M6x18mm Rubber Studs Shock Absorber Anti-Vibration Isolator Mounts, 20x15mm Rubber Cylindrical...

If you look at the images on Amazon, in the 4th image there is a picture of where it plugs in.